Sentence examples for notion of morality from inspiring English sources

We mourn that this is not only a man who lacks a moral compass - he brazenly mocks any notion of morality.

The second makes clear that these other notions of moral responsibility cannot be dismissed simply because they do not conform to the Kantian notion of morality.

"The old guard still has a very different notion of morality from the younger generation," Professor Zhan said.

Younger said he had "witnessed the damage new technologies can do in the hands of a skilled opponent unrestrained by any notion of morality".

As with Jane Austen, it's made all the more enjoyable by its heavily cash-based notion of morality, not to mention its somewhat pre-feminist take on marriage.

Furthermore, because Adorno "was incredibly sensitive to the notion of morality in art," he was able to make genuine, credible connections between the degradation of culture and the dissipation of politics.

"The law," it said, "is constantly based on notions of morality, and if all laws representing essentially moral choices are to be invalidated under the Due Process Clause, the courts will be very busy indeed".

Pretending that the system is based upon abstract notions of morality will not make it so.

In the case of "Reverse," conventional notions of morality are turned on their head.

I asked her where she thought these new notions of morality had come from.

Particular stories haunt our consciousness and lead to a kind of examination and dialogue that shape notions of morality.